Catherine Coleman Flowers: Poverty, the seemingly intractable problem that the US can actually solve
Even as incomes rose in 2023, the number of Americans living in poverty went up. More and more people are struggling to ...
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Why Our Income Vs. Test Score Metric Matters
It’s impossible to understand education without taking poverty into account. So, in 2021, we helped create a new way to ...
The Mercury on MSN13h
Report finds economic stagnation among Montgomery County’s low-income families
After accounting for inflation, the poorest 20 percent of county residents experienced negative net income growth in the last ...
How the Freedom Charter can inspire all South Africans, 70 years after its declaration
We must become living examples of eradicating poverty and inequality by building a governance model based on social justice, ...
Pulse Nigeria on MSN16h
6 countries that are rich but their citizens are poor
However, that is not the case for these countries where the paradox of immense wealth contrasts sharply with widespread poverty among the citizens.
Investing in Black communities will have ripple effects throughout California
In the UC Davis Black History Month Student Essay Contest, a graduate student argues that investing in education and economic ...
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A path forward amid divisive, fear–ridden migration debate
Migration’s politicization has been manipulated by populist leaders and far–right movements. But while widespread migration brings challenges, it also offers significant opportunities.
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Your Voice: What kind of renewable energy can provide power for 8 billion people?
All letters to the editor published by KelownaNow reflect only the opinions of the readers who submit them, and not ...